Government on Tuesday said it is keeping a close watch on the situation in violence-hit Libya where all Indians are safe.

New Delhi/New York: 'Dear Krishna, all is forgiven. Don't catch the wrong flight'.

This is not a message to the External Affairs Minister from his boss, the Prime Minister but is what Dr Yum Yum Si

Dhaka: Delhi has reiterated its assurance to Dhaka that its Border Security Force (BSF) will not shoot at Bangladeshis crossing the border.

Indian External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna gave the assu

Dubbing Pakistan as the "epicentre of terrorism," India today slammed it for its inaction against the Mumbai attacks perpetrators, saying it has not been able to punish any of those accused of masterminding the terror strikes.

New Delhi: Pressing for a permanent seat for India in the UN Security Council, External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna, on Tuesday said the global body's high table should reflect the 21st century worl

New Delhi, Nov. 1: Mr Zhou Yongkang, the ninth-ranking member of the Communist Party of China (CP) politburo and the Chinese President, Mr Hu Jintao’s pointman on North Korea and Tibet, called on the

New York, Sept. 26: Ahead of a possible meeting of their foreign ministers here, India and Pakistan have underlined that despite their differences on issues like Kashmir and terrorism they have no oth

India has strongly backed UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon's push for efforts to rid the world of weapons of mass destruction with the Conference on Disarmament (CD) giving it political impetus.

US President Barack Obama is looking forward to visiting India in early November and first lady Michelle is excited about the trip. Obamas conveyed this to Indian external affairs minister S.M.

A packed schedule awaits external affairs minister S.M.